Sentence examples for oversteps into from inspiring English sources

But we have to set limits on how technology oversteps into our personal lives and stops being good for us.

In an audience Q. & A., vocalist Matt Berninger responded to a fan's appreciation: We sort of embraced the idea that songs can be sentimental — sappy is something that we were never afraid to walk up against — and potentially even overstep into something melodramatic.

Anita Ramasastry, a law professor at the University of Washington, cautions regulations will need to be instituted to make sure that insurers don't overstep into big brother territory.

There have been a few jazz-leaning samba big bands, but since 2002, Orquestra Imperial has sambaed down the fine line between reverence and hipster irony without overstepping into parody.

When fellow Republicans who control the Legislature pushed for the cash, he said they were overstepping their reach into his executive powers.

Thing Six: Fed Sends The GOP To Its Fainting Couch: Congressional Republicans are deeply concerned about a recent Federal Reserve white paper proposing ways to fix the housing market, concerned that the Fed has overstepped its bounds into fiscal matters, when it should stick to its monetary knitting, the Washington Post writes.

Peace_love_books: This book oversteps the boundaries of "really good" and crosses into the section marked "favourites".

But all too often Hawes oversteps a critique of the more pedantic treatments of Kafka and makes Kafka himself into a kind of wilful hoax.

"Nothing in the letter oversteps the mark.

"Sometimes he sort of oversteps the avuncular role," she said.

Smithers had overstepped in his provocation.